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The sandbox project is a temporary fork of Multi Node Edit to provide edit "child" nodes of a child-referenced parent node support. Apologies for the confusing project name (similar to original) for your convenience to make local path in Version tab Git instructions more straightforward. It is the intent that this sandbox code eventually gets folded back into the multi_node_edit module.

creating a module to extend linkit to include a target option from within the wysiwyg editor.

Version numbering sillyness:

Due to lack of forsite on my (Sanguis) part the branchs coraspond with the linkit project versions.

Thumbnav provides a mobile friendly framework for using a website on a touch-capable device. It provides support for a variety of navigation methods on mobile as well as an API for developers to add useful links based on being mobile. It comes with out of the box support for the Quo.js library (drupal module), thumb friendly "split thumb" approach to navigation as well as a mode called "Mobile app". It doesn't rely on Quo or anything else but has built in support should you be interested.

Drupal automatically hides menu items for paths that are not accessible by the current visitor. This is often very useful, but occasionally it is preferable to show the menu item, and show an 'access denied' page after the user clicks on it.

This is a plugin for menu position rules, which provides "taxonomy term belongs to vocabulary" conditions.

It provides user with "Vocabulary" tab available in menu position settings. In this tab you can select one or multiple vocabularies, this will activate menu position rule for taxonomy term pages which belong to selected vocabularies.

This module was created by Tim Kamanin from timonweb.com Drupal shop.

This tiny module provides a search functionality to the parent menu item selection in the node form. The search is done using a JavaScript snippet that a) finds relevant options from the select element and b) displays a nice navigation trail in the search result list.

The module is quite functional as it is but it could always be better. Active participants are therefore more than welcome.

This module is sponsored by Verkkojulkaisut

This module provides a closure table for comments. This modules does nothing on it's own, it merely provides a closure table so that comments can be retrieved in alternate ways other than the default.

For instance, a comment tree could be retrieved by created date, or all of the replies to X comment could be retrieved.

The performance of using a closure table for these types of queries is significantly faster than using the Adjacency List and Path Enumeration provided by the Comment module in Drupal Core.

The sales pitch

Do you use a node for your 404 page?

In contrast to the other breadcrumb modules this module provides a new, fieldable 'breadcrumb' entity - leverage the power of fields! Some of the code was copied from Profile2 module. Thanks to fago.The module is aimed to provide a simple, but extensible solution providing breadcrumbs.

Idea

1, Breadcrumb is an entity, include:
(1),path, a property, which store the unique internal path, only support specific path such as node/1
(2),link, it is a multi values link field, store trail links.

Have you ever wondered why some fieldsets in some Drupal forms are just fieldsets, others are collapsible, but once you open (or minimize) them and save the form, their collapsed state is back to what it was before you edited the data? Well, this is due to a sad side of the generally great Drupal form API. While module developers may define fieldsets as "#collapsible" and even may define an initial "#collapsed" state, the one who is to use the form - eventually day by day - is let alone, as the way he configures his forms is never ever being recalled.

Just think of users having to create articles day by day, or just think of yourself as a site builder: How many times have they (or you) possibly sweared at the need to always open/close all these nice little fieldsets?

Well: Forget about it. This tiny shiny tool here solves the problem - even for anonymous users.